If you liked
Kimi wa Midara na Boku no Joou
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...then you might like
Midari ni Midara na Kuroyukihime Online
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Both are basically censored h-manga, so expect lots of funny ecchi moments.
Manga rec by Hungry_Monkey42 - 2 hours ago
If you liked
Monster
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...then you might like
20th Century Boys
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-Both are from Mangaka Naoki Urasawa
-Both have a powerful antagonist with influence in various spaces of the society
-Both have a Psicopath as The Principal Anthagonist
-Both have a protagonist that is put by the villain as a bad guy in the look of the society
Manga rec by ShakaExperience - 5 hours ago
If you liked
Zetsuen no Tempest
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...then you might like
Kyokou Suiri
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Both works are from the same author. Both deal about a world with supernatural activity. Both have a very strong opinionated female lead. If you like one you are bound to like the other.
If you liked
Tejina-senpai
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...then you might like
Atsumare! Fushigi Kenkyuubu
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They are both are about after school clubs and 1 member that is infatuated with Magic. Also both keep messing up at doing it.
Manga rec by Setsuna200 - Today, 8:09 AM
If you liked
Free Collars Kingdom
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...then you might like
Soukai Kessen
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Both manga are about cute neko boys doing cute things (not at all). The similarity between Soukai Kessen and Free Collars Kingdom lies in the hardship of cute little neko boys fighting for their place in the sun and having someone to look up to.
If you liked
Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei
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...then you might like
Kiben Gakuha, Yotsuya-senpai no Kaidan.
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Both are similar in having a teacher that guides it's class in weird ways that ends up being great for comedic effect, with the one difference that szs goes in a path that allows it to explore much more what it's trying to do and allow for funnier gags (I'd also probably recommend great teacher onizuka as well but since i haven't seen or read it yet i won't say much about it, but i think it's also worth giving a try as well)
If you liked
Battery
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...then you might like
Gunjou ni Siren
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Gunjou ni Siren and Battery are both psychological manga about baseball pitchers and their relationship with other players and family members. While Gunjou ni Siren depicts the rivalry between cousins (both pitchers), Battery centers on the pitcher-catcher relationship.
If you liked
Livingstone
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...then you might like
Noragami
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The main character of Livingstone (Amano/Makoto) resembles Yukine of Noragami. They're both skaters, trying to find the meaning of life while dealing with the supernatural.
If you liked
Shin Shirayuki-hime Densetsu Pretear
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...then you might like
Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica
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Puella Magi Madoka Magica and Prétear are two magical girl series that have some interesting takes on the genre, with the former series using deconstructive elements to fuel its plot and the latter having the magical girl's powers mainly being channeled through seven magical boys instead of from her own potential. Both series have dark elements (especially in Madoka Magica), even providing some dark surprises, and both even start out with the main protagonist being unsure about accepting their newfound situations.
If you liked
Dennou Shoujo☆Mink
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...then you might like
Pichi Pichi Pitch: Mermaid Melody
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Mermaid Melody and Cyber Idol Mink are both magical girl stories that have the main character become a magical idol. While Mermaid Melody is more of a magical girl warrior story than Cyber Idol Mink, both are fun takes on the magical idol idea while adding unique ideas into their respective stories. Romance is also a big part of both stories along with music.
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If you liked
Dennou Shoujo☆Mink
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...then you might like
Kaitou Saint Tail
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Saint Tail and Cyber Idol Mink are both magical stories created by the same author, following a young school girl's magical girl adventures with the same charming art style and similar levels of romance and magic in the story. Both series can be considered classics in the magical girl genre, as Saint Tail is a fun story that innovates with a magical girl thief who uses magic tricks in place of fantasy magic, and Cyber Idol Mink is a fun take on the magical idol idea that has been somewhat popular among the magical girl genre while adding technology to make it unique.
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If you liked
Dennou Shoujo☆Mink
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...then you might like
Fairy Idol Kanon
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Cyber Idol Mink and Fairy Idol Kanon are both fantasy stories that follow a young schoolgirl who is given a chance to become an idol via fantasy means (for Mink, it is by futuristic technology, and for Kanon, it is by a new fairy friend). They both have a charming art style, lots of different outfits, and some comedy that can appeal to female readers and those who are fans of idol stories in general.
If you liked
Boku wa Ookami.
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...then you might like
Kedamonozakari, Koizakari
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- School shoujo romances
- Boku wa Ookami: Boy grew up with wolves / Kedamonozakari: Boy is compared to a wild animal (and acts rash and naive)
- Girl takes care of him and they fall in love
Boku wa Ookami is longer, Kedamonozakari only has 3 chapters (+ some oneshots).
If you liked
Beast Master
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...then you might like
Kedamonozakari, Koizakari
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- School shoujo romances
- Short
- Beast Master: Boy grew up in the wild / Kedamonozakari: Boy is compared to a wild animal (and acts rash and naive)
- Girl takes care of him and they fall in love
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If you liked
Beast Master
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...then you might like
Boku wa Ookami.
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Both are very similar;
- School Shoujo Romance of the sweet kind
- Male main is a transfer student who lived in the wilderness before, thus not knowing/understanding many things
- Female main take care of them
- They start dating
Beast Master is more bloody, while in Boku wa Ookami he only bites someones hand once. Also, Beast Master is shorter.
If you liked
Prunus Girl
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...then you might like
Amachin wa Jishou ♂
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The plot of the manga also focuses on the cute male character who looks and acts like a girl. A romatic comedy between an ordinary Japanese boy and his cute trap friend.
If you liked
Death Note
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...then you might like
Yakusoku no Neverland
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Excessive thinking, a lot of thoughts characters are having are portrayed in a similar way. Plot twists and a game of cat and mouse between two ideals.
If you liked
Aizawa-san Zoushoku
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...then you might like
5-toubun no Hanayome
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Both are harem manga, in a Highschool setting, and in both cases the girls are very similar, and connected to one another.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 16, 2019
If you liked
Fujimura-kun Mates
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...then you might like
5-toubun no Hanayome
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Both are highschool, harem manga, with similar tropes, and a very similar comedic style.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 16, 2019
If you liked
Nisekoi
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...then you might like
5-toubun no Hanayome
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Both are harem manga, with lots of similar tropes, and very cute girls doing cute things.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 16, 2019
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If you liked
5-toubun no Hanayome
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...then you might like
Bokutachi wa Benkyou ga Dekinai
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Both are Highschool harem manga, in which the mc has to tutor a bunch of stubborn girls.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 16, 2019
If you liked
Hiyokoi
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...then you might like
Honey Lemon Soda
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Similar in various aspects.
- Female main is a short, introverted, super super shy person.
- Male main is your typical shoujo good-looking tall popular guy. In Hiyokoi, he's an open and good-humoured guy, while in Honey Lemon Soda he's more the unapproachable secretive person.
- They help the female main to overcome her fears, grow stronger and make friends, and they start dating after a while.
- School setting
Honey Lemon Soda is still publishing though.
If you liked
Vinland Saga
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...then you might like
Kentou Ankokuden Cestvs
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Both historical manga involving children with talent for fighting in ancient Europe. They are surrounded by misery and extreme violence in a world were slavery, political conspiracy, greed and wars are prevalent. Unfortunatly the roman boxer Cestvs is really underexposed so if you enjoyed Vinland saga, think about giving Cestvs a chance one of this days..
Manga rec by MichaelJackson - Jan 15, 2019
If you liked
SKET Dance
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...then you might like
Seikimatsu Leader Den Takeshi!
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In both we have casts with the same sense of humor, that of a 50-year old japanese man, who go around school and town helping their classmates and townsfolk. Both manga also have extremely dark subplots
Manga rec by JoeAbandonedMine - Jan 15, 2019
If you liked
Tate no Yuusha no Nariagari
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...then you might like
Nidome no Yuusha wa Fukushuu no Michi wo Warai Ayumu
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Both have a male protagonist that goes to another world and want revenge
Only Nidome no Yuusha wa Fukushuu, the MC is more of an antagonist (like Overlord vibe), more savage and darker than Tate no Yuusha.
Manga rec by ninosanjaya - Jan 15, 2019
If you liked
Murabito desu ga Nani ka?
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...then you might like
Ragna Crimson
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They are both about a man going back in time to take the place of a hero girl in a fantasy setting.
If you liked
Kyou no Kira-kun
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...then you might like
ReRe Hello
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School romance, similar fluff feeling. Start dating more or less early.
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If you liked
Hiyokoi
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...then you might like
ReRe Hello
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School romance, similar fluffy feeling. Start dating more or less early.
If you liked
Banana Fish
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...then you might like
Yasha
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Drawn by the same author, Yasha as well as BF gives you the best quality drawing and mysterious story full of drama and plot twists. Pararrels between both stories can be seen by similar personalities of characters. Also, some of BF characters are also appearing in supportive role in Yasha.
If you liked
Shinigami Alice
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...then you might like
Mugen no Minamo ni
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Both are about girl's love, where one of them kills many people. Both also feature the cold girl/warmer girl dynamic.
If you liked
Beach Stars
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...then you might like
Harukana Receive
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Sexy girls playing beach volleyball. The stories are pretty different, but when it comes right down to it they are both simple stories about girls wanting to get better at playing beach volleyball. and of course there are tournaments and of course its ecchi.
Manga rec by LibriLector - Jan 14, 2019
If you liked
Koe no Katachi
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...then you might like
Hidamari ga Kikoeru
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Both has hearing impairment character, although this manga tackles a lot more about hearing impairment, also the setting is more mature (in college and workplace)
If you liked
Oyasumi Punpun
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...then you might like
Shimanami Tasogare
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Has the same poetic story. The art has the same kind of feeling.
Manga rec by AlexandraEn - Jan 14, 2019
If you liked
Himegimi to Sanbiki no Kemono
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...then you might like
Bokura no Hentai
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Not at all similar in terms of plot, but the interactions between characters made me think of Boku-Hen (Our Abnormalities/Our Transformations - don't let the title misslead you, it's not about perverts, i swear) when reading The Princess and the Three Beasts. Mostly between one of the secondary characters (Ryousuke and Renrard) and the heroine (Marika and Violet). While the characters from the opposing manga do have different personalities, we see the male show support towards the girl and tries to help her. It's more than that, it's mostly the lingering atmosphere that i cannot describe).
Boku-Hen is also more serious and psychological, delving in darker themes, while Himegimi is a shorter and relaxing read.
If you liked
Sora Log
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...then you might like
Junjou Drop
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Both are shoujo romances with a scary looking character.
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If you liked
Sora Log
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...then you might like
Hana-kun to Koisuru Watashi
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Both are shoujo romances with a misunderstood delinquent.
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If you liked
Sora Log
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...then you might like
Hosaka-sensei no Ai no Muchi
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Both are shoujo romances with a scary looking character.
In Hosaka-sensei the character is no delinquent or violent at all (and it's the woman), she just has a scary face. Also, the characters are adults working as nursery teachers.
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If you liked
Sora Log
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...then you might like
Kawaii Hito
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Both are shoujo romances with a scary looking character.
In Kawaii Hito, they are dating since the beginning, and it is in an adult setting. In Sora Log, they start dating pretty early and it's a school setting.
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If you liked
Shimanami Tasogare
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...then you might like
Hare no Hi
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Both these manga are well written works that explore the psyche of being gay, in a world that views gays as an aberration.
If you liked
Fullmetal Alchemist
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...then you might like
Psyren
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Both are story driven battle manga, with a very suspenseful, and mysterious world.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
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If you liked
Fullmetal Alchemist
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...then you might like
Hunter x Hunter
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FmaB and Hxh 2011 both tackle darker themes and subvert shonen tropes. In both shows the characters go on a long journey to find something important and on their way encounter interesting viallins. Also in both shows strategy and comparability is way more important in combat than raw strength.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
If you liked
Plastic Neesan
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...then you might like
Teekyuu
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Both feature a group of crazy Highschool girls in a club that do a lot of ridiculous stuff together.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
If you liked
Prison School
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...then you might like
Plastic Neesan
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The main similarity between these two manga is the randomness of their humor, so if you are into that, you ll certainly enough both manga.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
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If you liked
Plastic Neesan
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...then you might like
At Each Other's Throats
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Both are Highschool comedy manga, with a similarly over the top, and random sense of humor.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
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If you liked
Plastic Neesan
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...then you might like
Please Take My Brother Away
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Both are Highschool comedy manga, with a similarly over the top, and random sense of humor.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 13, 2019
If you liked
Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai
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...then you might like
5-toubun no Hanayome
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Progresses in harem series, you don't see that very often. Make possible by 2 very likable MC who committed to what they do. Also author don't afraid to drop bombs on us
Manga rec by Araragiri-san - Jan 13, 2019
If you liked
Watashi ni xx Shinasai!
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...then you might like
Domestic na Kanojo
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Literally domestic na kanojo genderbend.
And shorter.
If you liked
Senpai, Sore Hitokuchi Kudasai!
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...then you might like
Hinmin Choujin Kanenashi-kun
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Both center on a poor love interest's comedic lifestyle [2]
Manga rec by Userunamae - Jan 12, 2019
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If you liked
Hunter x Hunter
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...then you might like
Terra Formars
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If you liked HXH's Chimera Ant arc in particular and want something else like that, Terra Formars is a similar idea with humans fighting mutated roaches on Mars, enhanced by insect DNA.
If you liked
Honzuki no Gekokujou: Shisho ni Naru Tame ni wa Shudan wo Erandeiraremasen Dai 1-bu - Hon ga Nai nara Tsukureba Ii!
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...then you might like
Isekai Yakkyoku
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Both MC reborn in a fantasy world and become strange gifted child. They have very strong will to continue previous life goal in an unsuitable Medieval Fantasy world.
Manga rec by viharphoenix - Jan 12, 2019
If you liked
Hyakuren no Haou to Seiyaku no Valkyria
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...then you might like
Genjitsu Shugi Yuusha no Oukoku Saikenki
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both Main characters was summoned to another world
both Main characters are rulers of kindom/clan
both series have a kingdom buldings elements
both series have strategic battles
both Main characters are weak
both Main characters use mordern knowlege for raising their nations
Manga rec by rfrfcb3001 - Jan 12, 2019
If you liked
Albert-ke no Reijou wa Botsuraku wo Goshomou desu
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...then you might like
Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta...
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Both series have mc reborn as the villain of an otome game. The mc interactions with others are always very entertaining to watch.
While in Otome Game the main character is avoiding the bad end, the one in Albert-ke is going to aim for the bad end. Despite their goal being different they behave very similarly. Both series are very funny.
If you liked
Koushaku Reijou no Tashinami
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...then you might like
Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta...
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Both series find their protagonist being reborn in the body of the villain character of an otome game. Both characters take the fact that they are a villain in stride and both try to go as far from being a villain as they can.
While Otome Game focuses more on avoiding the future downfall, Koushaku Reijou has already hit the downfall part so it focuses on the aftermath and what the mc can do to improve the world and her father's land.
Both are Shoujo Isekai
If you liked
Aoi Hana
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...then you might like
Octave
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Both are more mature yuri manga. In both the manga they cover how relationships work between women and the struggles along with it. However, Octave does have adult protagonists that make the manga more mature than Aoi Hana.
If you liked
Gokusen
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...then you might like
The Children's Teacher, Mr. Kwon
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Gangster teacher helping his/her students and risking his life for them.
-Both series contain fights and kidnapping
-The students in Gokusen are high schooler and in Mr. Kown they are elementary school kids
The art in both is not very great but not bad either.
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If you liked
Please Take My Brother Away
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...then you might like
At Each Other's Throats
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Both are lighthearted comedy series, which accurately depict a normal sibling relationship.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Sword Art Online Alternative: Gun Gale Online
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...then you might like
Manuke na FPS Player ga Isekai e Ochita Baai
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Both main characters use the FN P90
Both take place in an FPS video game world
Manga rec by X-Desert-X - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Meiji Hiiro Kitan
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...then you might like
Ne Ne Ne
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Similarities:
-Set in a traditional Japanese setting with an older guy and a younger girl as love interests
-The guy has a unique job/interest
-The younger girls complain that the older guys don't understand the hearts of women
-Good art
-Both manga are extremely cute
Differences:
-In Meiji Hiiro Kitan the older guy buys the younger girl's freedom and lets her be his assistant, whereas in Ne ne ne, the older guy marries the younger girl
-Ne ne ne is shorter and more light-hearted, whereas Meiji Hiiro Kitan contains more drama and family issues and is way longer
-Ne ne ne contains fantasy elements
In Conclusion:
Both mangas are absolutely adorable and are definitely worth checking out especially for those who like age-gap romances and those who like traditional Japanese settings.
If you liked
Bokura wa Minna Kawai-sou
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...then you might like
Kanojo, Okarishimasu
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Due to special circumstances the Mc lives together/ spends a lot of time with a beautiful girl his age which at first isn't interested in him at all, and only accepts him out of obligation, but they grow closer as time goes on.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
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If you liked
Prison School
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...then you might like
Dasei 67 Percent
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Both manga focus on a group of pervert friends that hang out together in various situations, and often land in comedical ecchi situations.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Grand Blue
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...then you might like
Dasei 67 Percent
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Both are comedy manga with plenty of ecchi scenes, which focus on a group of students which fool around together.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Nijiiro Days
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...then you might like
Dasei 67 Percent
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Both manga depict a silly group of friends that hand out together, fool around, and generally have a lot of fun together.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Ani no Yome to Kurashiteimasu.
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...then you might like
Please Take My Brother Away
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Both portray different kinds of sibling relationships in a rather realistic manner.
Manga rec by xShinigami3125 - Jan 10, 2019
If you liked
Soul Kiss
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...then you might like
Fukouchuu no Shiawase
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A supernatural being falls in love with a human, and while his brethren are shocked at this forbidden love, the two parties in love go through a lot of hardships to figure things out.
If you liked
Eien ni Owaranai
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...then you might like
Soul Kiss
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A beautiful angel and a human fall in love. The consequences of this love are extremely grave for the angel, but he doesn't care about what happens to him.
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If you liked
Soul Kiss
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...then you might like
Aku Yori Aku
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Both stories focus on the love between a human and a supernatural creature, and both are tragedies.
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If you liked
Soul Kiss
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...then you might like
One Day, Suddenly, Like Love.
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Both stories focus on the forbidden love of two men, who were never meant to meet.
If you liked
Zenryaku, Yuri no Sono yori
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...then you might like
Yagate Kimi ni Naru
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While Yagate Kimi ni Naru goes more in-depth, both involve the theme of using a mask socially to cover your inner insecurities.
Same high-school setting, same "most popular star student" main girl, same theme of only revealing your true self to each other, and both shoujo-ai.
Manga rec by Contaminated - Jan 9, 2019
If you liked
Prism
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...then you might like
Sakura Trick
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Sakura Trick is pretty huge (around 80 chapters), while Prism only sums up to 10 or so (including specials). Also, in Sakura Trick they are 'kissing friends' for ages, while in Prism they actually start Dating.
Both contain a lot of kissing scenes (and in case of Prism, even more). So in a certain way I guess Prism could be seen as a shorter, less innocent and faster developing version of Sakura Trick.
If you liked
Kimochi no Katachi
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...then you might like
Dear My Teacher
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It made me feel pretty similar. Both are adorable yuri fluff romances, yet relatively realistic in terms of the plot and slightly dealing with the social and emotional issues coming with being homosexual.
In both of them, the main couple start dating around half-way through, and there is no overexessive drama (especially love triangles).
If you liked
Taiyou no Ie
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...then you might like
Takane to Hana
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Both have a significant age gap.
Both are well-written and not so full of cliches.
Taiyou no le deals with a more serious plot at times unlike Takane to Hana, but both couples have a nice, playful chemistry with each other.
Both girl protags are still in high school while male protag is a working man.
Manga rec by littlegirly - Jan 9, 2019
If you liked
Slut Onna
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...then you might like
Gaishuu Isshoku!
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If you dont like commanding over ruling main female characters...... well lets just say that both remale leads use under handed tactics to get what they want from the male lead character. The two narratives have a lot of sexual frustration that usually happens through resentment and anger between the characters.
Manga rec by Obeythealfa - Jan 8, 2019
If you liked
Re:Creators
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...then you might like
Juuni Taisen
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Both Manga evolve many characters that appear to be fiction but comes alive in the real world to fight one another for a wish not a Fate Series story but it has a good story telling beautiful sceneries and amazing art style and I recommend both if you haven't already
Manga rec by AkatsukiUlquiora - Jan 8, 2019
If you liked
Kase-san Series
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...then you might like
SQ: Begin W/Your Name!
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Both romance in school with a cute little girl and a tomboy girl
Manga rec by Abramacabre - Jan 7, 2019
If you liked
Rokudenashi Majutsu Koushi to Akashic Records
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...then you might like
Saikyou Mahoushi no Inton Keikaku
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it has the same plot with Rokudenashi manga,
- the strongest male and then want to retire
- has no interest with anything except their peaceful life
- bookworm about magic and stuff
- trouble with dealing to woman/high school girls
Manga rec by Lewis_Mike - Jan 7, 2019
If you liked
K: Days of Blue
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...then you might like
K: Dream of Green
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Both stories are prequels to K: The First and gives you a little more insight and knowledge about both clans.
Both stories also tell how these clans are intertwined to the story in K: The First and what their background is regarding the subject.
As a K Fan, who has also seen the anime multiple times, i found both manga's very interesting to read and i'm happy to see that there is more content to this series which i enjoy to read and watch.
Manga rec by Legendmons - Jan 7, 2019
If you liked
K: Memory of Red
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...then you might like
K: Days of Blue
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Both stories are prequels to K: The First and gives you a little more insight and knowledge about both clans.
Both stories also tell how these clans are intertwined to the story in K: The First and what their background is regarding the subject.
As a K Fan, who has also seen the anime multiple times, i found both manga's very interesting to read and i'm happy to see that there is more content to this series which i enjoy to read and watch.
Manga rec by Legendmons - Jan 7, 2019
If you liked
Fairy Tail
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...then you might like
Fairy Tail Zerø
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If you enjoy Fairy Tail then this story is something for you.
Both stories gives you the same kind of vibe, a happy go lucky mood with the same enjoyable characters and a plot with action and humor combined.
If you have read Fairy Tail i would recommend reading Zero too find out more about the background of how Fairy Tail come to be.
Manga rec by Legendmons - Jan 7, 2019
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If you liked
Hiyokoi
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...then you might like
Kimi wa Kawaii Onnanoko
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Hiyokoi and Kimi wa Kawaii Onnanoko are very similar:
- Short, timid girl dates popular, tall boy
- School setting
- No big drama
- Starting to date early on
Kimi wa Kawaii is (currently) shorter though, and is more fast paced. (And more kisses between them)
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If you liked
Oyasumi Punpun
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...then you might like
Nande Ikiteru ka Wakaranai Hito: Izumi Sumi 25-sai
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Main character suffering from depression and anxiety
Follows the daily struggles of the main characters
Theme gets darker as story moves on
If you liked
Kakugo no Susume
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...then you might like
Magen Senki: Cyber Momotarou
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Both are by the same author, and read like violent, gratuitous parodies of shonen with depraved villains and some schoolboy humor.
Manga rec by DoktorHaus - Jan 6, 2019
If you liked
Riki-Oh
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...then you might like
Damned
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Both are by the same author and involve hyper-violent martial arts action, warring brothers and religious undertones.
Manga rec by DoktorHaus - Jan 6, 2019
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If you liked
Riki-Oh
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...then you might like
Dokuro
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Both titles involve hyper-violent martial arts action, are partially set in a prison and are by the same author.
Manga rec by DoktorHaus - Jan 6, 2019
If you liked
Chiisana Majo no Collier
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...then you might like
Maid kara Haha ni Narimashita
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The children both have rare powers that are in a sense feared by some/feel the need to be under strict control, which is part of the reason they were under the care of the characters. However they begin to experience new and amazing things and begin to grow as a character thanks to the new guardian(s) and start to grow attach to one another, which you see develop in the story.
Similar in the aspect of taking care of someone younger but not having a blood connection with them and really gives off this cute family feel that is so sweet your teeth will rot!
In both there is magic and set in later times.
They also contain sweet moments and are lighthearted with a few more serious moments that help develop the characters and give back story to said characters.
There are also a mixture a distinct personalities for each character that just seem iconic to them.
Manga rec by mocha_rocker - Jan 5, 2019
If you liked
Kimi ni Todoke
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...then you might like
360° Material
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There are many differences: the personality and physical appearance of the female lead, the importance of the love triangle, the quality of the art style, the type of feelings explored, the length, etc.
However the overall atmosphere is similar in some ways, like the classroom interactions, the friendship between the female lead and other characters, the thoughtfullness with which the authors explore the emotional mindset of their adolescent characters.
Manga rec by ryuu_no_yoake - Jan 5, 2019
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If you liked
360° Material
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...then you might like
Ao Haru Ride
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Similar atmosphere, similar art style, highschool setting, in both cases the story revolves around a love triangle.
Ao Haru Ride has better intensity and nicer art, but 360° Material is more realistic and more introspective. I really liked both of them.
Manga rec by ryuu_no_yoake - Jan 5, 2019
If you liked
Fumetsu no Anata e
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...then you might like
Potion-danomi de Ikinobimasu!
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1) Both stories are situated in a medieval world (but without magic)
2) Both main character make friends that want protect them
3) Both main character become some kind of "God" for the population of the world
4) Both stories involved political and religious themes
If you liked
Sasameki Koto
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...then you might like
Yagate Kimi ni Naru
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While Sasameki Koto has slightly more comedic elements, with Yagate Kimi ni Naru striking a somewhat more serious tone, both series are centered around the love between girls in a high school setting. In both cases the love is a slowly blooming one giving its development a realistic impression.
If you liked
Happy Ending
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...then you might like
500-nen no Itonami
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Set in a parallel world, both manga feature a man whose relationship just ended, and his relationship with someone he'd never thought he would bond with.
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If you liked
Happy Ending
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...then you might like
Kimi no Yume wo Miteiru
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Both stories have the uke having dreams which he believes to be forecasts of what is to come, and a seme who is resistant to such thoughts
If you liked
Fuan no Tane
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...then you might like
Hebi Onna Hajimemashita
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Collections of very short horror stories about ghosts and monsters. They both mostly rely on shocking or surprising last page twists.
Manga rec by mirishster96 - Jan 4, 2019
If you liked
Kimi wa Haru ni Me wo Samasu
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...then you might like
Tsumasakidachi no Alice
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In these stories there are love triangles, in which both have childhood characters which try their best to be seen as more than just a friend. Both while they compete against outsiders which are also love interests.
If you liked
Denpa Kyoushi
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...then you might like
Ansatsu Kyoushitsu
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I assure this manga is drawn in such a way that people will never forget the storyline for the next 10 years. Continuous entertainment , and all secretion of all adrenal hormone is assured
Manga rec by section9necrosis - Jan 4, 2019
If you liked
Hajime no Ippo
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...then you might like
Giant Killing
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Its a sports genre manga where the approach is completely different in comparison to general "rookie to professional" style ,and every panel of the manga compels you to read this for 8 straight hours
Manga rec by section9necrosis - Jan 4, 2019
If you liked
Kokou no Hito
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...then you might like
Ningen Shikkaku
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* Both are mature works that were adapted from traditional novels.
* Both works have no supernatural elements (besides metaphors from their Protagonist’s visions/thoughts at times) and are both drawn/written to be more realistic.
* Both works delve into many aspects of psychology and different hardships of living within adulthood.
* Both works feature a troubled individual who have their own difficulties of fitting within the norm of their respective societies and wish to seek their own peace in life.
Manga rec by NebulaMatter98 - Jan 3, 2019
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If you liked
Kokou no Hito
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...then you might like
Aku no Hana
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To be fair, there are works a lot more similar to Aku no Hana and they have more differences than similarities but I think they might appeal to a particular niche of readers.
In case you're looking for a manga that follows a main character that has a distorted view on society and can't establish healthy relationships with "normal" people, both have that. Aku no Hana MC also really reminded me of Kokou no Hito MC due to the tendency for both of them to picture the darkest side of society in their minds and at some point in the story be corrupted by a girl. Both artists also use heavy symbolism to represent what's going inside the mind of the protagonist.
But yeah, Aku no Hana has nothing to do with sports and Kokou no Hito only uses a high school setting for the first couple of volumes and then uses a time-skip to adulthood.
If you liked
Sundome
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...then you might like
Aku no Hana
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Sundome follows a more "episodic" format but the story and characters are similar. Both follow a dysfunctional male and female and their awkward and sometimes abusive relationship. The two manga also explore the darkness within the minds of the teenagers and their deepest fantasies/thoughts.
In both, you can find the hopeless and wimp male MC that is persuaded and somewhat corrupted by a female character with a dark and secret background they idolize and obsess with. Doubt, betrayal, sex, obsession, etc... You can see why they are similar by now.
There are also some striking differences. Aku no Hana has a fantastic artwork whereas Sundome's artwork is only remarkable during the ecchi scenes. Sundome also feels longer but in my opinion, it was too long for its own good due to its episodic formula.
If you liked
Horimiya
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...then you might like
Ani Tomo
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Most of what reminds me of the other is how the main character's love interest gets along with the family. ...Or maybe the main character's family in general. Both families have their own way of doing things which freaks out the love interest.
Within the romantic plot, both are slow, sweet, and not only circled around the main couple but also pulls in elements of other love stories, school life, and relationships with friends.
Ani Tomo is more on the 'innocent high school first love' side of things whereas Horimiya focuses on the more realistic(I think) 'friends before lovers' side/type of a relationship. In that way, Ani Tomo is more 'moe' and 'young hs romance'. But Horimiya's comedy and character building are just as, if not more, interesting.
I don't say this often but; If you like one it'll be worthwhile to check out the other.
...wa watashi no suzume desu! <3
Manga rec by Nicholenekko - Jan 3, 2019
If you liked
SSB: Super Seishun Brothers
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...then you might like
Ani Tomo
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Both are romcoms in which two brother and sister pairs fall in love with each other.
Two siblings, one male one female, meet and fall for(?) their sibling's friend.
In each story, there is a blonde(or light haired girl)who is into otaku-like activities but doesn't want anyone knowing. They also both also over obsess(being otakus).
Though the ages are switched. In which Brothers the sister pairs are older and in Ani Tomo, the sister pairs are younger. There is a sadist in both stories who don't or can't confess their feelings.
Manga rec by Nicholenekko - Jan 3, 2019
If you liked
Akagami no Shirayuki-hime
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...then you might like
+C: Sword and Cornett
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Both are set in fantasy worlds where politics and the governance of the kingdom provide the backdrop for the story. Both are driven by the relationships between people of different classes as well as between the older/younger princes of the country. The art style is also very similar in both manga.